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This page provides a quick reference point for some of the latest news stories and events from Gerald Eve. 
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>  Gerald Eve reveals its first financial results since its conversion to LLP status and the economic downturn of 2009. >>
>  Threadneedle has bought a 2,100 sq ft prime retail unit let to 3 Store at 102 Argyle Street, Glasgow for £2.1m from the BA Pension Fund. >>
>  Peter Dines, care services specialist and planning partner with Gerald Eve, has identified a new policy in the draft which would be a big problem to the care home development market. >>
>  A leading leisure expert has attacked the Government’s Pre-Budget Report announcement today to reduce bingo duty from 22%-20% as “far too little far too late” >>
>  Yesterday Energy and Climate Secretary Ed Miliband unveiled the Government’s long-awaited National Policy Statements (NPSs), which promise an expansion of renewables, nuclear power and clean coal tech >>
>  Acting jointly on behalf of Whitbread, Christie + Co and Gerald Eve have sold the freehold interest of the Nevill Crest & Gun in Kent, to Brunning & Price, the pub operator, which is part of The Resta >>
>  Robert Ware’s Conygar Investment, advised by Gerald Eve, has bought a portfolio of seven freehold and long leasehold buildings from the administrator for a total of £44.6m. >>
>  A key theme of the RICS International Valuation Conference held on Tuesday was the importance of focusing on the tenant. >>
>  The fact that two of the UK’s leading institutional property fund managers have set up measures to limit cash inflows to their funds highlights a chronic lack of UK investment stock on the market, acc >>
>  Senior planning experts have expressed concern over councils’ ability to engage with the Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) following confirmation that no extra funding is available >>
Press Coverage

  Draft London Plan would threaten
care homes
  Peter DinesPlanning Partner, Peter Dines, has written an article in the February 2010 issue of Caring Times, in which he warns that The Mayor's Consultation Draft London Plan would effectively halt care home development in the capital.  He points to how Town Planning policy has struggled to get a consistent and meaningful grip on the issues facing it in respect of the UK's ageing population.
In particular it lags behind initiatives on pensions and care.

To view the whole article, please click here


  Raising new debt finance for property will remain difficult
  Robert FourtOn the back of Gerald Eve's latest issue of InvBrief (listen to the podcast or download the full report from our Insight page), Robert Fourt, Investment Partner, is quoted in the January 29th 2010 issue of Investment Chronicle: "If Quantitive Easing is suspended, banks may be rapidly faced with bringing forward their planned distressed property disposals, either in single lumps or as part of special purpose vehicles. Going forward, raising new debt finance for property purchases will remain difficult and potentially expensive relative to the likely target returns."